Lincoln County leader., May 22, 1914, Image 5

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Sealed proposals, addressed to
the County Court of Lincoln
county. Oregon, and indorsed,
proposal for constructing one or
a'l of the following bridges, towit:
Schooner Creek bridge, Fall Creek
bridge, end the Rock Creek Ford
bridge, will be received by the
County Court of Lincoln county, at
its o (lice in the courthouse, Toledo.
Oregon, until 10 oclork a. m. of
the 28th day of May, 1914, and at
that time and place publicly opened
and read.
Flans and epecifiaiions may be
seen at the offices of the County
Clerk or County Road Master, and
at the following places, towit:
Dodeon Cook's store, Taft, Ore
gon, and Carl Davis' store in Silctz,
Oregon. A certified check for 5
per cent, of the amount of the bid
hall accompany the bid.
R. H. Howell. County Clerk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals, addressed to
the County Court of Lincoln county,
Oregon, erd indorsed, proposal for
con-itructing a portion of the To
ledo and Newport wagon road from
station 102X00 thence easterly to
the Dundon btidge, at (station
0X00; rr so much thereof as the
available funds will permit Bids
will be received until 10 o'clock a.
m. of the 28th day of May. 19J4,
ty the County Court ot its office
In the ccurtiiouse, Toledo, Oregon,
and at that time and place publicly :
opened si.d rend. Plans and,
specifications n-ay be ecen at the
efficcof thi-CUrkcf Lircoln county '
or Pi the ct?i?e cf the County Road
MatUr.
A certified check fur'C po-r cent, j
of the cniount of the Lid Ehall oc
cjmusnv the Li 1.
R. II. Howell, Count Clerk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals, aJdrcs.-xd to
the County Court of Lincoln equity.
Oregon, and indorsed proposal for
constructing a portion of the Si
letz and Upper Farm wagon road,
will be received by ' the County
Court r.t its office in the court
house, until 1 o'clock a. m. of the
28th day of May. 1914, and at that
time publicly opened and read.
Plana and specifications may be
seen at the office of the County
Clerk or at the office of the County
Road Master. A certified check
for 5 per cent, of the amount of
the bid shall accomoany the bid.
R. II. Howell, County Clerk.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Scaled proposals, addressed to
the County Court of Lincoln
County, Oregon, and indorsed Pro
posal for constructing a portion of
the Newport and Siletz Bav wagon
road from station 0X00 to station
111X39, will bo received by the
County Court of Lincoln county, at
its office in the courthouse, Toledo,
Oregon, until 10 o'clock a. m., of
the 2SUi day of May, 1914. and at
that time and place publicly opened
and read.
Plant and specifications may be
teen at the oflice of the Clerk of
Lincoln county, or at the office of
the County Road Master. A certi
fied check fur 5 per cent, of the
amount bid shall accompany the
lid.
R. H. Howell, County Clerk.
Launch Transit.
Leaves Elk City, 7:30 a. m.'
Toledo, 9 a. m. Returning, leaves
Newport 2:30 p. m.; Toledo 4:30
p. m. Every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday.
This schedule will be maintained
during the Winter.
Ii. A. Norton, Captain.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
CF F1MAL SETTLPMENT.
In the matter of the c&lnte of
Henry Korpi, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned, as administrator of
the estate of Henry Korpi, de
ceased, has filed in the County
Court of Oregon, for Lincoln
county, bis final account as admin
istrator of said estate, and that on
the 1st day of June, 1914, at the
hour of 10 o'clock thereof, has
been fixed by said Court as the
time for hearing objections to said
report nd the settlement thereof.
Dated at Toledo, Oregon, this
16th day of April, 1914.
John Kcntta.
Administrator of the es'ato of
Henry Krpi, deceased.
G. B. McCluskey,
A Homer for administrator.
How's This?
' We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
T.J. CHKNBT j CO., Toledo, O.
J' the undnrslirned. have known F. t.
Oumt for tho iaat It nan. and bollava
aim twrrMtljr honorabla In all builnvaa
ut any obligation tnal lr hit nrm.
k NATIONAL BANK W COMMRHCB,
r .. - Toledo, O.
' Hall's Catarrh Curs la taken Internally,
elms' directly upon the blood and mu
ou lurCacee of the ayatem. Teatlmonlala
sent free, prlre 7 eeou per bottle. Bold
Pr all Drussleta.
IJw Walls really JPUH for esitlpstlos.
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FELINE WHISKERS.
-Dtlicata Sensitive Hairi That Rscord
th Slightest Touch.
We are apt to think Unit llie cat's
ability to sec In the durk Ik due entire
ly to Its eyes, but competent authority
assures us Unit the feline's power In
tlila respwt Is due o I must us much to
It "whiskers."
These delicate hulls that project
(ruin the muzzle of the Cat facility ure
wonderful' tneolianl nus. Kiicb one
grow from a fullKle, or eland, nerved
to the utmost sensibility. Its slightest
contact with nny obstacle Is Instantly
felt by the nnliunl. thotipli the hair
Itself may be toiiuh and liienRll)lo.
The exonerated whiskers on the inn.-,
rle o'ten project to such a distance ;
mat from point to point tliey Indicate ;
the euct
ni.uu or in. oouy or
beast
Consider the lion ste.illns throuph the i
Jungle at nlcht In scare li of prey, when 1
the least stir of a twin gives alarm..
The Hod's whiskers Indicate, through
tiiu IUL.I-B iitri i its. uu mill iuiij i
be in hi. patb. A touch stops him short ,
before pushing tbronKb some dose j
iiiickvt wnere tne rustling leaves ana,,u,D,:o' 'kij uuuu.t.
boiiKhs would betray his presence, hire a single rig to go to Newport
Wherever bis bead mny he thrust with
ont a warning from the vibrissas there
bis body may pass noiselessly. It Is the
id siren him by bis whiskers. In con
Junction with tbe soft cushions of bis
feet that enables biro to proceed as
silently as a snake. Harper's Weekly.
A MAGIC MIRROR.
Experiments With the Moon and 8 tars
and a Hand Qlata.
A pretty experiment can be made
with a band mirror any night when
there Is a full moon. Bold tbe mirror
so that tbe moon's Image will be seen
In It and you will be surprised to see
four moons Instead of one. On moon
will be very bright, but tho other three
will be In a straight lino and quits dull,
one dull Image on the side of the bright
mooa and tho other two on tho other
side. Turn the mirror round slowly,
still holding Its face to tho moon, and
tbs reflections will seem to revolve
round a common center.
Too ran make the same experiment
with one of the very bright stars, such
s Elrlus, Venus or Jupiter, but with
these there will be three Images In
stead of four, as tbe number seen de
pends on tho breadth of the object
Tbe explanation Is Cjulte simple. There
aro two surfaces In tho mirror, one to
front and tbe otlie where the quick
silver Is. Tbe brightest reflection
conies from the object Itself, the others
are what are known ns secondary im
ages reflected from the front to tbe
baik of the mirror and thence to tbe
eyo. The magic mirror never fails to
excite n good deal of wonder, and is an
Interesting experiment well. Lon
don Chronicle,
Lovely Landscape.
George IV. on one occasion cnuoily
entered a private apartment at Wind
sor rastlo aud encountered, somewhat
to Lis surprise, bis valet, who was
seated nt a tnblo tended with viands
and eutlng with great aridity.
"Abr exclaimed tbo king. "1 was al
ways fond of scenery, and hero Is a
lovely rlece of landscape spread out
before nis."
Tbo vslet smiled feebly, but politely
Intimated that be did not understand
tho king's allusion to Inndscapo and
scenery.
"Why," replied the Orst gentleman of
Europe, "do I not see before me a smil
ing vnlet with a msgnlflceut gorget'
The valet thereupon rose and retired,
excusing himself to the kfng on the
ground that bo bad turned suddenly
bUl."-Undon Tit-Bits.
Dublin Book Pirates,
Dublin Is rich la literary smoctatlons
nd during tbo eighteenth century was
a busy publishing eeotor. Bottio of Its
enterprises, however, were not of a
very reputable kind. Ireland was then
outside the copyright laws and Eng
lish books were "pirated" In Dublin
as freely as afterward In America.
Boms Dublin publishers are said to
bars kept spies In tbe London printing
bouses and by this means were able
to Issue "pirated" editions of Import
ant books colncldently with and some
times oven before the' appearance of
the authentic ladue. Loudon Chronicle.
John Rattey, the liveryman, is
building an addition to his stables.
Miss Jean Sharman of Ocean
View was visiting in this city last
week.
George Ryan
was in the city
of Beaver creek
several days this
week.
Ed Altree retunred to Portland
Tuesday morning. He expects to
return here soon.
' $35 will buy a good work horse.
Also several teams for sale. In
quire Livery Stables.
Joseph Swearingen left Tuesday
morning on a business visit to Port
land, returning last evening.
C. Bender, who has rented the
John Adams farm above Siletz,
was in the city the first of the
week.
Brown's bridge crew has finished
repairing the bridges in this local
ity and yesterday morning moved
up to Summit.
Clarence ""Altree returned last
evening from Portland, where he
secured supplies and tools for use
cn the Euchre Mountain road.
George Sylvester of Newport
passed through Monday on h ia way
to the grand lodge of Oddfellows,
which is in session at McMinnvillc
this'week.
Kris'Norgaard and Garfield Ed
wards departed 'Monday morning
for the berry fields at Hood River, '
where they expect to make their
fortunes picking slmnberries.
' Editor Avevill
Signal went to
of the Newport
Portland Monday !
morning m the interest of good!
road3 and to inspect the different!
pavements in that city.
" Vincent Wantock, who wr.s tried
j x e Federal Court at 'Portland
t,j8 WPtk for the murder (f Rr.b-
ert W iiey above the Agency last
i December, was found guilty and
will be sentenced today.
j John Rattey, the liveryman, says
1 that as long e the roads are in
, , .... ,
8Uc1' 2d condition he is gO.ng to
- ;' uvi V;"'
or Siletz for $2.
BIDS WANTED.
" Bids forlbuilding a school house
in District No. 50, will be re
ceived by the Clerk of the district
until 1 o'clock p.m. June 15, 1914.
The following are the specifica
tions: Building to be 33 ft. by 30; 12
ft. studding placed 2 ft. center;
floor joice and ceiling joice to be 2
foot center; three sills to be placed
on block not more than 6 ft. apart;
blocks to be no less than 12 inches
in diameter; sills must be at least
18 inches above the ground.; stud
ding to be doubled at corners;
plates to be 2 inches by 4 doubled;
roof to be hip cut ou 9 and 11 pitch
or nine foot rise; rafters to be
raced 2 foot center; shcatingtobe
placed 4 inches apart; shingles to
be layed 4i inches to the weather;
there must be at least 2 nails in
each shingle. Cornish to be plumb
cornish, 16 inches wide. Roof
hips will be covered with tin hip
shingles. There will be a partition
6 ft. from front of building. Out
Eide of building to be covered with
6 inch rustic. The wall and ceiling
to be covered with six inch ahiplup.
All inside of building to have
wninscoating not less than four
feet high Or.e front door to
swing cut; two swing doors from
entry to school room to be placed
in proper position to conform with
school rorm. Mortice lock in front
door. Eleven windows, two in
front, five on one ddc and four in
rear o( building; sido fasteners on
each window. One brick flue 12x16
inches to extend not less than four
feet below the ceiling and not lest
than four feet above th revf ; the
chimney to be placed in corner of
building as near as hip cf roof will
teimit. One porch in front, ten
feet long, six ft. wide, 8 ft. posts;
roof hip to conform with the main
building; four steps, more or less,
12 inches wide, eight inch rise full
length of porch. Two toilets, four
ft. long by siyx ft., seven ft. stud
ding, hip roof; rustie outside,
ceiled inside; four inch flooring,
scat, ventilation, etc.
All work to be dono in a first
class workman-like manner, under
the direction of the School Board.
All necessary material will be
furnibhed by the diatrlct.
A. R. HILL. Clerk.
, Taft, Oregon.
Having been urged by my many
friends throughout the county to
run again, I have consented to do
so, and hereby announce myself as
a candidate for the patronage of
the voters of all parties before and
after the primary election. My
platform is A Safe, Quick auto
trip Day or Night to any point.
My auto is a'wfcu eady.
CI 'el G .dhl, Toledo, Or.
T. H. Gildersleeve went to Nor
tons this morning for a visit.
Ben Horning came over from
O.A.C. and spent Sunday in Toledo.
I. M. Tindall, the Newport lum
berman, was a Toledo visitor Mon
day. Cecil Cosper, po3tmaster at
Devils Lake is a county seat visitor
today.
Miss Duffy of Portland arrived
last evening for a visit with Miss
Sara Crahen.
Mrs. Maude Horning Ellsworth
spent Sunday with relatives and
friends in this city.
Mi6S Aileen Gaither went to
Portland this morning for a couple
of weeks' visit with friends.
Arthur Bensell of Siletz went to
Portland Mondav morning on busi
ness, returning Wednesday evening.
Take your girl -or some other
fellow's girl riding now while the
prices for rigs are down so low.
Toledo Livery Stables.
Mrs. J. W. Harrison returned
last week from an extended visit
with her daughter at Estherville,
Iowa.
Dr. Claurius the Agency physi
cian, went to Portland Sunday
evening as a witness in the Wan
tock case.
Miss Elsie
Agency was
Va!!ev Kurd;?
Paddant of the i .
a passenger for the
v rvrnine. returnina ;
home Vc:lnr."(!av cvcr.ipg,
Dr. V. M. Ciirtcr of Mcwnnrt '
! passed through to Portland Mon-'
j-v n.urnMik! wrnro nc was ciiiieu
ns n witr.rrs in the Vincent
toek murder trial.
J. H. Glinrs of Waldport visited
in Toledo Sundav. Ho went to Cor-!
VHlli on tlip evenine train for a
fpw davs' vi.-it with his sen, who is
attending n.A.C. I
Sunorinter.dciit K. C. Egbert of
the Siletz Ascncy was in the city
Sundav fivrnint? rnrnntn tr Port.
land. Mr Egbert Inform, ua that j
Eastprn reservation and that a
Mr.
nCharlescraft will be at the head
harlescrsft will be a
be Siletz reservation.
of
Unitt-d Fates Commissioner Carl
Davis of Siletz was a passenger
for Portland Saturday mornins,
where he was a witness in the Wan
tock murder trial. Mr. Davia in
forms us that there was no whiskey
taken onto the reservation just
prior to the primary election, and
that whoever says there was, don't
know what they are talking about.
The Welch electric comoany is
rushing things expecting to rtart
the new plant by the 1st. The line
to Newnort is about comoleted.
and this week several car loads of
telephone coles were distributed
from Toledo to Newport. The
work of building this phone line
will begin as soon as the electric
line is finished.
S T. Loudon, president of the
Lincoln county fair board, was in
the city Wedresday looking after
Fair interests and acting as a wit
ness for Mr. Moss, who made proof
on his homestead before County
nerx unwell. Mr. Loudon wan
also looking after the interests of
the eranco picnic, which will be
held at Eddyville tomorrow.
Frank Johnson, tho hotel keener
at Yachats. broueht the election
returns up from his precinct last
I Saturday. Arriving at Yaquina
liust before the O A.C. excursion
!cft he boarded it thinking he
would come on to tho county scat
that simo evening. Ho did not
learn that this train would not stop
here until he was nearing Elk Citv.
The train stopped and let him off
there and lie chartered a launch
back to Toledo.
Toby Hines has rented tho D. II.
Williams farm four rriles north
west of Toledo and has taken pos
session. Mr. and Mrs Williams
went to,Portland Wednesday morn
ing for a two weeks' visit. Mr.
Williams said this is the firbt trip
he and his wife have made together
for forty-eight years, since going
onto the farm. The farm work has
always been such that but one of
them cuuld leave the place at a
time. They are now free to go nt
any timo they please.
County Judge Fogarty, Commis
sioners Wakefield and Ludcmann,
Road Master Bcezley and Surveyor
Derrick were Portland visitors this
week investigating the brst
methods of road building. They
were shown hundreds of milles of
roads of all kinds, and no doubt
we of Lincoln county will derive
considerable benefits from the triD
as the court will understand the
business of road building more
thoroughly. The party were the
guests of the Warren Brothers
company, who paid all expenses.
The Wsrien Brothers company is
one of the largest road building
concerns In the world.
Peter Beyer has purchased a lot
of C. M. Darke and we understand
he expects to build soon.
Mrs. P. Frederick of this city
will be at M. Underbill's storo at
Summit next Wednesday with a
full line of trimmed hats, and will
also have the necessary fixin's for
retrimming old hats.
Editor J F. Stewart of the Sen
tinel went to Portland on Sunday !
evening's train, to attend the Vin
cent Wantock trial. Mrs. Stewart
accompanied him as far as McMinn
villc where she will attend the
grand lodge of Rebekahs in session
in that city.
The ball game last Sundav was
won by Siletz by the score of 5 to
10. The boys showed better form
than they did a week ago and will
soon be getting their stride. Cen
ter, Casey, Groth, Goodell and Car
son were the Toledo battery and
Hauser and Lane for Siletz. Next
Sundav Toledo and Philomath play,
Commencement
Exercises.
Ihe High School commencement j
exercised will be held at Woodmen J
Hall next Wednesday evening at
eight o'clock. A nice program has!
been nrranged and a good time is !
assured. There arc tiix graduates1
this your, being tho largi-st class;
ever graduated from our High'
School. The "Blue and Gold" the
Ilijih School annual will ho on suit''
at this time nnil U rmu-h Inronr !
this vear than ever lit fun. e.minin. '
ing shout twice an many pages. !
w un many illustrations, and is ccr-:
Wan-'tainly a credit to the school. The:
graduates are, I.uteo Schlecht, ! "S
Clara Larson. Rosa Schlwht, New-. A
ion Lt-ntcr, Uiiirk'8 uiuicrslec-ve
! and Kenneth Hayden.
iho Grammar School
will be held at this same Hall Fri
day evening, when a prugram will
be rendered and tho diplomas pre
sented. M . CHurch
Services
Sunday, May 24th.
11 a. m. Preaching. Subject,
A Competent Witness."
8 p. m., baccalaureate fur High
School, subject, the "Tho Tricho
tomy of Man.
Special music at each service
Everybody cordially invited.
Sanford Snyder, Pastor.
THIS PAPER PtFRESENTCD FOR FOREIGN
ADVERTISING BY THE
OENERAL OFFICES
NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES
A FORTUNATE BLUNDER.
The
Result of Putting a Ceuple ef
Wires In Wrong Terminals.
A larco number of tho world's
greatest Intentions bare been the re
sult ot some accidental union of
forces, the nature of which tho person
who started them neither understood
nor suspected. Tho worklug of dy
nnuios ut long distances opart when
properly connected was discovered by
accident.
A Hcloiitlllc Journal says: "Soon aft
er tho opening of tho Vienna exposi
tion. In 1STX a cirelxss workman
picked up the ends of n eunplu of
wires whli'h liu found trailing itloarf
the ground. Me fastened them In tbn
tcrinlnnls of n dynamo, to wltldi lie
tiioimht they liel itiwd. while Ihcy wero
really attached to auothcr dynamo
Hint nax rtninliiK In another purt of
tho cromiilrt.
"The dynnino to which ho fastened
the wires was nut runuins. hut as
soon art the wires were placed in Its
tenntnalri it revolved as If n steam
online was driving It. The workman
wns amazed. The engineers and
electricians were astonished by tho
discovery that n dynamo electric inn
chlno (turned by steum inner) would
turn another similar machlno n Ions
distance away If procrly connected
to It by electric wires. Tims origi
nated one of the most revolutionary
applications of electricity.''
The fact that power can be trans
mitted for miles by electric wires Is
ono of tho most Important factors lu
modern civil engineering achievements.
Foiled.
Tho loveri whispered together before
tho doors of her father's hangar,
planning the last details of their elope
ment "Hurry, dearest,' bd urged. "We
will wheel out your runabout mono
plane and together we'll fly away on
tho wings of tbe night, norcrmoro to
bo separated !"
"Walt," sho eiclalmed. "I bare a
better plan. Wo will run It out and
hido In tho old etabU; tho we will
walk to tbe trolley and papa will nev
er suspect us."
They wero hardly balf a nillo on
their wsy down tho road when from
overhead came tho roar of tho triple
propellers of tbo racing monoptuno ns
papa dashed out Into the durknvss Li
hot pursuit I'uck.
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as practical watchmaker.
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NORGAARD'S
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Chicken Dinner KverySttijj
Chili Con Came every Etu
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Fresh and Cured Meats
Fish and Oysters
in Season
Highest Cash Trice Paid for HiJi t
LESTER WAUGH, Prep.
KEEP BOWEL MOVE
MENT REGULAR.
Dr. King's New Life Pills keep
stomach, liver and kidneys in heal
thy condition. Kid tho body of
pulsions and waste. Improve you
comolexion by flushing the liver
and kidneys. "1 got more relief
from one box of Dr. King's New
Life Pills than any medicine I ever
tried," says C. E. Hatfield of
ChicEgo, III. 2.r)C, at your Drug
gist. LOST.
30 head of Goats strayed away
from my place about Monday.
Anvone knowing their whereabouts
will please notify me at vt'inant,
Or. John Margson.
FARM FOR RENT.
Ten actes in FruKvnle, all in cut
livation, 1 acres strawberries, 1
acre orchard. Slock and machinery
for sale. Phunc Toledo exchange,
address C. U. (Juinn. Ncwpoit.
FOR SALE
No. 18 U. S. Improved cream
separator in goiul condition. A
bargain ut $4". l'liiinc TuLuo ex
change or address, C. R. Ouinn,
Newport, Or.
COUGHED FOR THREE YF RS.
"I am a lover of your goil-pid to
humanity and science. Your rrfdi
cine, Dr, King's New Discovery,
cured my cough of three years'
standing, says Jennie Flemming, of
New Dover, Ohio, Ilavo you an
annoying Cuugh? Is it stubborn
nd won't yield to trta.inantT
Cet a r.Oc. bottle of Dr. King's
New Discovery today. What it did
for Jennie Flemming it will do for
you, no matter how stubborn or
chronic a cough may be. It stops
a cough and stops sore throat and
lung trouble. Relief or money
back. 50c. and $1.00 at ytur
Druggist.
Oucklcn's Arnica Salv for
Pimples.
.
Butter Fat
Reached the bottom. Get a bctto
icpetator. Get all the butter ful
Try a Simplex. Satisfaction Guar
anteed. For furher particulars call
or address A.M. Wheclock or J. JJ.
Simmons, Waldport, Or., Waldport
Phone.
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WOOL AND MOHAIR.
Highest cash price paid for wool
and mot sir.
Jay W. Duno.
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